" How so?" Like I said. This was something she felt she needed to do, right or wrong, good or bad; she felt that this was appropriate and acceptable. ...hat's what generated the fantasy. I don't buy for a second that she is really that hot for my body. And while it would probably be every bit as wonderful in real life I don't think she could do it without regrets, and I know I couldn't. I just couldn't let her do something like that as a thank you. So I would have to say no, which would create an. "Our contract is with you." Okay, thanks, Scott," I replied before saying goodbye and hanging up thephone. Jane's other option felt more like a consolation prize, and Ididn't know how she would react to it."What did he say?" Jane asked immediately as I pulled the phone away frommy ear. I knew that she was hoping I had better news, but I didn't."He said that if it was up to him, you'd have a contract," I replied. Thatwas apparently something he hadn't told her because it made her cry somemore.. . Tessa?' she asked offhand, consulting the clipboard. Her voice was brisk but otherwise pleasant.'Yes, Tessa Greenhart, Chamberlain Studios'. 'And - that's what you're wearing for the shoot?' the woman inquired, indicating Tessa's flimsy lace scanties.'Yes, it is', she replied, putting a hand to her mouth to hide her smile. She could feel a giggle fluttering around the top of her throat, trying to escape. 'My agent told me to wear my prettiest undies today'.'Nice choice,' Lois remarked,. The court-appointed lawyers were burned out quickly and usually withdrew from the game for other legal challenges. The high priced prosecutors were generally political animals with an ability to survive an election and maintain control over the people under their command.The criminal element was content to play the game of constant delays and worked the bail system for advantages in keeping their freedom. Parole and other devices kept them on the streets much to the law enforcement disgust.I.